Illinois Environmental Protection Agency
The Illinois Environmental Protection Agency (Illinois EPA) was created by the Illinois General Assembly, which was the first state legislature in the nation to adopt a comprehensive Environmental Protection Act. Established on July 1, 1970, the agency's mission is to safeguard environmental quality while balancing social and economic needs of the State of Illinois. The Illinois EPA works to protect health, welfare, property, and quality of life by partnering with businesses, local governments, and the public to protect natural resources. The agency focuses on protecting air, water, and land resources through various programs including air quality monitoring, water quality management, land pollution control, cleanup programs, and environmental education.
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21 grantsGulf Hypoxia Program (GHP) Priority Watershed Implementation Grants
The Gulf Hypoxia Program Priority Watershed Implementation Grants fund Illinois watershed projects that use best management practices to reduce nitrate pollution and combat hypoxia, administered by the Illinois EPA.
Green Infrastructure Grant Opportunities Program
The Green Infrastructure Grant Opportunities Program from Illinois EPA funds scientific projects that use green infrastructure to reduce stormwater runoff and improve water quality in Illinois.
Biomethane Emissions Reduction, Capture, and Utilization Program
Biomethane Emissions Reduction, Capture, and Utilization Program supports communities and producers with systems that turn organic waste into fuel or energy to cut emissions and create economic opportunities.
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